Introduction to Venous Insufficiency Exams

This dynamic and interesting webinar covered deep and superficial venous anatomy, physiology, and superficial venous system evaluation for incompetency. Happy learning!

[@Rockstarmama310]

Such a solid webinar wow! thank you for sharing!

[@missdreadGA]

Who is the Dixon Dude? He has been unengaged throughout the presentation. He even fell asleep for a second.

[@christinesonoeyes]

58:30 😂

[@Wakakakzi]

Starts ar 6:20

[@izzygee2216]

This has to be one of the most detailed and informational presentation that I have come across, and trust me i’ve seen quite a few! Thank you so much for leaving it up on youtube y’all were great! 🙏🏽👌🏽👍🏽

[@alainfernandez9254]

Thank you! It's nice to hear that.

[@wizzard7182]

VERY GOOD DICUSSION .. recommended for every radiology resident

[@alainfernandez9254]

Thank you! We are so glad it helped.

[@t.g.v.6955]

At first I ignore this presentation after watching it for few minutes thinking it will just bore me. Then I came across again with this for the 2nd time. That's when I watched it in its entirety and refused to be distructed. Thank you for this well done presentation. I've learned/clarified a lot. Well done.

[@ultrasoundmedacademy6474]

We are so glad to hear you liked this presentation. We are working in many projects for the new year that you guys will love!

[@small-timegarden]

I work in a wound care clinic. I always advise walking for venous incompetent patients....to reduce stasis, improve calf tone(for calf systole/diastole effect) ... I learned, from here, that the soleus has sinuses that are avalvular. One of the reasons to keep walking, no valves there, otherwise there'll be stasis!

[@ultrasoundmedacademy6474]

Awesome! Thank you for this.

[@small-timegarden]

@@ultrasoundmedacademy6474 thank you!!!!

[@small-timegarden]

@@ultrasoundmedacademy6474 i saved this video to my watch later folder for too long. I finally got to watch it today

[@1961-v9k]

Do you advise your venous insufficiency patients that their condition can be cured or at least HUGELY improved by the correct procedures ? I was and still am an extremely, slim, fit and athletic runner, yet I suffered venous insufficiency caused through a freak DVT in my left leg aged only 36. 15 years later up popped a leg ulcer, which the NHS just kept managing it at a wound clinic for eight years. I had to fight to be referred to a Vascular Service and when I did they had little clue on what to do. I did my own research and asked for an Endovenous Duplex Vein Mapping Scan, which I eventually got after months of waiting. It transpired that they failed to do a full one because when I eventually went for a procedure they told me my veins were too small. I wasn’t about to be attending a wound clinic for the rest of my life , so I referred myself to The Whiteley Clinic in London and had a full Endovenous Duplex Vein Mapping Scan, then a few weeks later had Endovenous Laser Ablation Therapy, together with Transluminal Occlusion of Perforators, followed eight weeks later with Ultrasound Foam Guided Sclerotherapy. It was the best £6,000 I ever spent I haven’t looked back since.

[@small-timegarden]

@eveoakley6270 yes certainly is 'curable or I should really say damage control is what it is. I'm surprised you had to go so far to get the management that was necessary

[@josegarcia-hernandez3233]

I have been waiting to see the duplicate GSV on scan for 38 minutes and not yet ?

[@josegarcia-hernandez3233]

Next time get a model to scan . It is difficult to scan ourself

[@senaityohannes7515]

Thank you for sharing guys both it was very helpful.

[@ultrasoundmedacademy6474]

It is our pleasure. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@erwinhadicandra]

Thank you so much for this video, most detailed and lots of information

[@jempsclerisier2774]

This is great content.

[@arod3181]

calf pump .it goes superficial to deep inward then outward or superficial outward and deep outward..

[@arod3181]

I have question.. can you tell me what formula is use for this question RVT state exam thanks Cross section reduction 75% what is the area reduction?

[@ultrasoundmedacademy6474]

For 75% of diameter reduction we have 90% of area reduction. Look for NASCET. By the way, this program explains this and more very well and will help you to succeed in your exam: www.rabluesonoworlds.com/vascular-webinar

[@youyun2079]

Should the Valsalva maneuvre be done in standing posture? The Valsalva imaging shown in the PPT would be done in lying posture.

[@alainfernandez9254]

If I'm evaluating for insufficiency I would mostly prefer standing or in reverse Trendelenburg.

[@youyun2079]

@@alainfernandez9254 I agree

[@theresahealfitness]

Keep up the good work. I enjoy these so much.

[@alainfernandez9254]

Glad to hear that. Thank you!